Photo of the 3-spot steam engine that was used in transport operations at Mayo Lumber Company. The engine is standing on the railway tracks on a siding beside the mill. The 3-spot engine is in complete condition with a spark arrestor installed in it.
Photo of the log dump at the mill pond situated besides the Mayo Lumber Mill at Paldi, B.C. The logs were dumped from the steam cars into the mill pond and were later fed to the mill.
Photo of two Sikh men on the timber deck at Mayo Lumber Mill in Paldi, B.C. The photo was taken around 1941-1942. It depicts two Sikh men standing on the timber deck using their tools to handle the timber.
Photo of Perry Ross and his North West gas shovel pulling fuel to a new location on skids in September 1936. The shovel scoop had a capacity of one cubic yard and usually consumed one 45-gallon drum of gas in an eight hour shift.
Photo of Cossy Asanda operating a steam donkey on Hill 60. The winch shown in the picture pulls the logs by cable to the loading area for transfer to railway cars.
Photo of a wood burner locomotive deployed at the Mayo Lumber Company for the logging operations. Some small pieces of wood are loaded in the back of the wood burning engine to be used as fuel.
Photo of a load of logs being transported through the steam engines and cars. The photo is captured on the road from Cowichan Lake to Duncan, while the load is on the move.